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Linewidth predictions for Raman fibre lasers

Linewidth predictions for Raman fibre lasers

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The linewidth of cascaded Raman fibre lasers is investigated theoretically as a function of the laser parameters. The increase with pump power is compared to experimental results. The effect of two design parameters is described: cavity length and output-reflector properties.

Inspec keywords: Raman lasers; fibre lasers; optical pumping

Other keywords: laser parameters; linewidth predictions; cascaded lasers; output-reflector properties; Raman fibre lasers; cavity length; pump power

Subjects: Fibre lasers and amplifiers; Design of specific laser systems; Fibre lasers and amplifiers

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